Statistics Canada has a “thematic” map of the percentage of visible minorities in Toronto CMA (Census Metropolitan Area) in 2006. You can click on the map below to see a larger version. Generally, the lighter areas are where the whites live.
Toronto is a multi-racial city with a marshmallow centre (or two). The suburbs surrounding Toronto have a greater percentage of visible minorities, while large patches of Toronto’s core
have been gentrified are inhabited by whites.
Note that some areas of Toronto are whiter than the national average, over 90% white.
The map lacks detailed street names, so I tried to superimpose a Google Map of Toronto on to the “white segregation/enclaves” map.
If you are familiar with Toronto, how do you interpret this?